I have the following string :
a = '% abc \n %% abcd \n %% efgh\n '
I would like the ouput to be
['% abc \n', '%% abcd \n', '%% efgh \n']
If I have
b = '%% abc \n %% efg \n %% ijk \n]
I would like the output to be
['%% abc \n', '%% efg \n', '%% ijk \n']
I use b.split('%%').collect!{|v| '%%' + v }
and it works fine for case 2.
but it doesn't work for case 1.
I saw some post of using 'scan' or 'split' to keep the delimiter if its after the string
For example : 'a; b; c' becomes ['a;', 'b;' ,'c']
But I want the opposite ['a', ';b', ';c']
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